Unknown Parties Ordered to Show Interest in Lands Condemned
Federal suit in Lynchburg 1935 seeks condemnation of multiple tracts in Shenandoah Frederick and Warren counties. Names many defendants unknown residents or heirs and unknown parties. Hearings set for June 3 1935 at 2 00 PM in the U S District Court with notices published in The Winchester Evening Star Shenandoah Herald and The Warren Sentinel and posted at county courthouses and Lynchburg federal building.
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H. Funk
Shenandoah
C. S. Moreland
Elijah Pifer
Frederick
Wilkins and Bowman
Paul J. Williams
Yrried M. Loizeaux
Charles E.izeaux
Elizabeth A. Millar
Susan M. Pochon
Arthur Pochon
Greenbrier Joint-Stock Land Bank
O. H. Bayard
Fannie M. Cassin
Geneveive
Regina V. O’neal
John R. O'Neal
E. H. Jackson
Omer W. Cameron
Albert C. Serpell
Vanis @v. Funk
William C. Funk
Abraham R. Weaver
William H. Funk
Bessie Funk
Martha A. Williams
Elizabeth A. Deakins
J. R. H. Deakins
George M. Serpell
E. C. Talefero
S. D. Boyd
George W. Curry
Bessie I. Curry
Annie Funk
Isabella Virginia Funk
Mollie Lichliter
Kirby Lichliter
Joseph Peffer
Bettie Weaver
Robert Weaver
Catherine Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Samuel Anderson
Samuel P. Anderson
Washington Anderson
William Boyer
Charles Buck
Thomas Buck
William Cain
Ann Cain
Annie Cameron
Henry Cane
Or Cain
Abram Clem
Martha F. Derfinger
Artin
Amelia Cain
William Ou
Thomas W. Forsyth
Reuben French
Hiram Funk
Joseph C
Ng John Gray
Lucy BE. Gray
Ary V. Gray
Mary Hill
Henry Hockman
Joseph Hockman
Joshua Kean
Emily Louck
Elizabeth McGahey
Burwell Merchant
Mary Ott
John Overall
Boot) Richard
George W. Sirt
Charles B. Smith
John Smith
Jackson Steed
James M. Steed
Jesse Robert Steed
John Teed
Charles F. Stinson
Jamestinson
Sarah Stinson
William F. Stinson
Rebecca Evaline Stinson
W. Stokes
John W. Whitmore
Elizabeth Whitmore
Abraham Williams
Thomas Williams
Maggie Corbin
Alberry Eshelman
Eshelman
Carey W. Es
James Peffer
Matilda Pyle
Martha Ritenour
Clarence H. Simpson
Janie E. Simpson
Frank L. Steed
Jack Steed
Sophia Steed
Noah C. Steed
Thomas Steed
Florence Stokes
D. L. Veach
Addie V. Veach
Eva Watson
A. D. Bayard
William F. Deakins
William Heath
Charles F. Gelwicks
Geo. Heffebower
Morris Heller
Robert Hetrick
Robert M. Hetrick
Richard J. McKine Holliday
W. Reid
Paul Rosenberger
James A. Russell
William Seabright
William R.hilder B
Chris- Henry Striker
John Taylor
Wm. J. Wall
Jacob Waller
Isaac Wat
William D. White
Isaac W. Brill
Salome Brill
W. H. Brill
John Carper
John H. Crebs
John H. Crumb
J. R. Cucker
Jared W. Carson
George R. Coffroth
Joseph Cooper
Henry
William Hansicker
James M. Harry
Norval W. Haines
Harmer Higgins
John Hoye
David Hoye
Daniel J. Hoye
Edward Hoye
Joseph Hoboken
Ruth Hoboken
Eet
McKin Holliday
John Huff
Jacob H. Horn
Samuel Huddle
Frank Hulver
Robi. Higgins
Mary Ann Higgins
Lydia Higgins
Sarah Higgins
Robert Heterick
Mary E. Heterick
Mary
Heterick
Lizzie Heterick
Margaret J. Heterick
Sarah H.hackney
R. Fred Hatcher
Addia Heironimus
Isaac R. M. Ilwee
James L. Johnston
Laura M. Jones
Samuel A. Kerron
Isaac Kiger
Martha A. Keffer
Jas. H. Larns
John Lantz
Lucy Muse
Morgan A. Orndorff
L. H. Orndorff
William F. Orndorff
Edward L. Orndorff
David Pugh
John H. Roher
John W. Quinn
Moses J. Robnett
Benjamin Bushnell
Moses J. Robsner
William Reynolds
Jacob Reamer
Moses J. Robinett
Warren C. Smith
Stephen Stickhouse
Alexander Summerville
Augustine J. Smith
William F. Shaw
Philip Smith
W. F. Sherrard
George W. Slagler
Joseph D. Seemer
John S. Shull
Olivia M. Serpell
Richmond Serpell
Jane Parron Serpell
J. R. Serpell
G. M. Serpell
Geo. Smith
Robert Smith
W. R. Shindler
Joseph 8. Spangler
Christian Spangler
Amos
An Pifer
John Arthur
Margaret Arthur
Joseph Arthur
Mary Arthur
Ambrose B. Fry
John Graham
Robert Miller
Joseph Samuels
William A. Wightman
James F. Beddows
John Rudolph
A. C. Brill
Elizabeth Brill
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Folies Bergere at Capitol Theatre Shocks With Studio Costs
Seventy three chorus girls rehearse twelve hours daily for five weeks under Dave Gould for the Folies Bergere production. Two additional weeks were spent filming lavish ensembles, totaling seven weeks of work and risking injury on rotating stages. Despite toil, only about twenty minutes of screen time emerged, costing Darryl F. Zanuck a third of a million dollars.
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Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Maurice Chevalier
Dave Gould
Darryl F. Zanuck
Folies Bergere
Shirley Temple in The Little Colonel At Hables Palace
Shirley Temple in The Little Colonel continues at Hable's Palace today and Thursday due to large crowds. The article urges audiences to see the film, praising the young star as a remarkable talent and noting the extended run.
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Shirley Temple
Little Colonel
Hables Palace
Shirley
Auto License Deadline Extended to April 15
John Q. Rhodes announces the 1935 automobile licensing deadline is extended to April 15. He urges motorists to hurry to avoid the rush. The original period ran April 1 to April 1, with a statutory extension of fifteen days allowed.
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John Q. Rhodes
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Boxing Ruling Laughs at Baer No 1 Contender Claim
Boxers Max Baer and Ancil Hoffman react to the New York State Athletic Commission naming James J. Braddock as No 1 contender. Baer mocks the ruling from Sacramento where he plans to resume heavyweight efforts and favors a Schmeling title bout. Hoffman supports Baer and says a Baer Braddock fight at Madison Square Garden could be arranged, possibly outside New York.
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Calif
Max Baer
New York Staye Athletic Commission
James J. Braddock
New York Commission
Braddock
Baer
Schmeling
Ancil Hoffman
Madison Square Garden
Baer-Braddock
the Garden
New York
Land of Contrasts on Java Island
Java presents a blend of primitive and civilized life with blow-pipes used in forests and vast electrical mains. The wireless station near Bandoeng is described as the most powerful in the world, illustrating the island’s dramatic contrasts.
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Java
Bandoeng
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Urges Clear Bile Flow
An advertisement warns against salts and laxatives for mood and energy, blaming a sluggish liver for poor digestion and blemishes. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to restore two pounds of bile flow daily, with red label branding and store availability in 1981.
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Carter
Cat Drug
C. M.co
Public sale of valuable household furniture in Winchester
As agent for the heirs, Coleman Dunn conducts a cash only auction at the residence of the late Mrs. E. D. Davs at 412 West Clifford Street near the Hospital in Winchester Virginia on March 29 1935 starting at 11 00 A M. The listing includes a mahogany settee chairs mirrors a walnut bed and desk oak dining table and chairs wicker furniture bedding curtains and countless other articles. Mahogany pieces china and glassware oil paintings linens and more. Terms cash. Agent W Moore. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn.
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E. D. Davs
West Clifford St
Winchester
Virginia
Cash. Co
W. Moore
Coleman Dunn
Auct
Maytag Ships Second Trainload Of Washers
Fred Maytag I and F L Maytag founder and chairman joined the Maytag engineer to send a special train carrying more than 2200 washers to eastern dealers. Twenty six cars valued at about 200000 dollars formed the train ordered by C M Roberts eastern branch manager of Philadelphia. This marks the second trainload to leave the factory within a month after a Pacific coast shipment on February 22.
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Fred Maytag I
F. L. Maytag (Center
Maytag Company
Maytag
Ately
C. M. Roberts
Philadelphia
Maytag Eastern
Pacific Coast
Man and Wife Questioned About Another Death
Austen and his wife, alias Bowers, were arrested on a Norfolk and Western train in Front Royal and held by local officers while police probe a death linked to Rouch. His body was found days earlier on the Western track two miles south of Charles Town on a bank above the railroad. The couple have been traveling between Shenandoah Virginia and Harrisburg Pennsylvania as investigators interview them.
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Gintin’ Austen
Bowers
Norfolk and Western
Charles Town
Austen
Shenandoah
Harrisburg
Power of Electric Eel Regulates Its Own Shock Output
Researchers note the electric eel can generate an electrical discharge and adjust its current strength. The animal appears to modulate voltage and duration to suit environmental needs.
Babe Ruth Detained For Speeding In Florida
Florida police detain baseball legend Babe Ruth in Manatee county after a speeding stop while returning from Sarasota with the Boston Braves and Red Sox. Ruth complains the matter is trivial and says he was not speeding but trying to catch a ferry to St. Petersburg. A Brandenton friend pays his fine.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Manatee County
Florida
Ruth
Sarasota
Fis
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Brandenton
New Foot Remedy Ice Mint Promises Quick Corn Relief
Foot sufferers are urged to try Ice Mint, described as a new discovery that quickly ends foot misery. The product claims to shrink and lift corns without pain or skin irritation, offering a simple touch or two to apply.
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